By Law Teacher 2.2.1 Mens Rea – Introduction Welcome to the second topic in this module guide – Mens Rea! ‘Mens rea’ can be loosely translated as ‘guilty mind’, and it is a vital component when attempting to assess the criminal ...

By Law Teacher 1. Introduction to Criminal Law Criminal Law is one of the essential core subject areas required for a qualifying law degree. Crime is a common part of everyday life. Crime is around us in many forms and ...

By Law Teacher [caption id="attachment_12734" align="alignnone" width="547"] Rescission and Restitution. Damages. Specific Performance. Injunction. Waiver. Consequential. Compensatory. Liquidated. Punitive. Nominal.[/caption] 7.2.1 Other Remedies Lecture – Introduction Welcome to the second part of the seventh topic in this module guide – ...

By Law Teacher 7.1.1 Damages Lecture – Introduction Welcome to the seventh topic in this module guide – Damages! There are a wide variety of remedies available under English law, the most common and sought-after being damages. Generally, damages are ...

By Law Teacher 6.2.1 Frustration Lecture – Introduction Welcome to the sixth lesson of this module guide – frustration! This is the final way in which contractual obligations can cease. A contract may become frustrated where, post-contract creation, a change ...

By Law Teacher 6.1.1 Agreement, Performance and Breach – Introduction Welcome to the sixth lesson of this module guide – agreement, performance and breach! A discharge of obligations means that parties to the contract are no longer liable for any ...

By Law Teacher 5.4.1 Illegality Lecture – Introduction Welcome to the fifth lesson of this module guide – illegality! This is the last of the core vitiating factors key to contract law. There are two types to be aware of; ...

By Law Teacher 5.3.1 Duress and Undue Influence – Introduction Welcome to the fifth lesson of this module guide – duress and undue influence! These doctrines both provide a means for an individual to avoid an already concluded contract. These ...

By Law Teacher 5.2.1 Mistake Lecture – Introduction Welcome to the fifth lesson of this module guide – mistake! The law of mistake refers to where both parties have entered a contract under the same fundamental mistake, which will render ...

By Law Teacher 5.1.1 Misrepresentation – Introduction Welcome to the fifth lesson of this module guide, misrepresentation! Misrepresentation, in a nutshell, is a false statement which induces a party to enter into a contract. If shown to have occurred, a ...